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Falkirk man speaks of 'negative impact' of how others judge his MS condition

A survey of 1,600 UK patients found more than half were challenged over accessible facilities, as charities urged better understanding of invisible symptoms.

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A Falkirk man has spoken about the impact that living with multiple sclerosis (MS) has had on his life and his fear of being judged for using accessible facilities.

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Falkirk man speaks of 'negative impact' of how others judge his MS condition

A Falkirk man has spoken about the impact that living with multiple sclerosis (MS) has had on his life and his fear of being judged for using accessible facilities.

·Falkirk, United Kingdom
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‘MS affects me every day – but people still judge when I use accessible facilities’

A Fife woman who has MS has spoken of the impact on her life of being judged for using facilities such as priority seating biases, and accessible toilets.

·Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom
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Fife Today broke the news in Kirkcaldy, United Kingdom on Monday, April 20, 2026.
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